Best Shopping Malls in Virginia Beach Area

"One of the coolest things to do in Norfolk is to visit the Selden Market – a place where you can experience and enjoy many of the city’s newer concepts in fashion, food, coffee, and more!. Located in the famous Selden Arcade building in downtown Norfolk, the repurposed space is paving the way for local businesses in Hampton Roads. View this post on Instagram"

"208 E Main St, Norfolk, VA 23510-1608+1 757-510-2740[email protected]http://seldenmarket.com. Selden Market is Norfolk's first retail incubator. We offer a mix up-and-coming concepts in retail, food and more from local, small businesses."

"• 2013 Award of Merit from HRACRE for Best Master Planned • 2013 City of Virginia Beach Planning Commission Design Awards Merit Award in the Mixed Use Category"

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user MikeKalasnik used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Lynnhaven Mall is a huge mall that has everything you can ever need. The place is massive and has been open since 1981, and it is a staple of the community that’s spanned over 30 years."

"Lynnhaven Mall, one of East Coast’s largest shopping malls, is very close to Virginia Beach’s downtown area. It is easily accessible and offers many dining, shopping, and entertainment options."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Located only a short five-minute drive away from the oceanfront, Hilltop North Shopping Center is the best stop to make before you hit the beaches. Stock up on some food and snacks and even maybe a new bathing suit here."

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"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Hilltop Plaza is home to some fine shops and great restaurants in the Virginia Beach area. The mall has a little bit of everything for everyone, making it a great one-stop shop for anything you need—whether you’re a local or just visiting."

"So we just moved back to the 757 from Hawaii and we were craving our shaved ice fix. Saw this place and gave it a try."

"I've been ordering from here since the new owners took over a little over a year ago. I have to say their customer service is outstanding!"

"Whether you prefer to bike or hike, you can find a route that serves your needs on the Elizabeth River Trail or Fort Norfolk walkways. Other notable parks include the Weyanoke Audubon Sanctuary, Jeff Robertson Park and the Plum Point Park. If your group is interested in retail therapy, Historic Ghent has plenty of boutiques and specialty stores to appeal to shopaholics in your party. A visit to Norfolk is incomplete without a taste of hearty Southern cuisine, and there are countless memorable restaurants for your group to sample."

"The Elizabeth River Trail features nine miles of scenic views from Norfolk State University to Terminal Boulevard. Here, you will be able to start your tour from an abandoned railroad that was transformed into a walking trail and one of the best bike trails in VA. The trail is paved to be accessible to anyone with physical disabilities."

"The Elizabeth River Trail or as locals call it, the ERT, is a 10.5-mile biking and pedestrian urban trail that will satisfy the highly active. Rental bikes (Pedego) are located downtown so you don’t even have to worry about having a bike!"